We advise individuals, families, and institutions on the acquisition, transfer, registration, and succession of land and sectional property — and represent them when a title is disputed.
Verification of ownership, encumbrances, cautions, and charges before you commit to a transaction.
Learn more →Preparation and lodgement of transfer instruments, through to a new title issued in your name.
Learn more →Acquisition of title through succession, including grants of representation and transmission to beneficiaries.
Learn more →Matters we advise on, from the first search to the final entry in the register.
Negotiation and drafting of agreements for sale, and advice through to completion.
Verification of ownership, encumbrances, cautions, and charges.
Preparation and lodgement of instruments, through to issue of a new title.
Charge instruments for lenders, and discharge of title on settlement of the loan.
Creation, variation, and registration of rights affecting neighbouring land.
Title acquisition through succession, grants of representation, and transmission.
Registration and transfer of units under the Sectional Properties Act.
Consent instruments and affidavits for dealings in matrimonial property.
County approvals for subdivision, amalgamation, and change of use.
Drafting and registration of leases, and advice on tenancy disputes.
Administration of oaths, affidavits, statutory declarations, and certification of documents.
Our practice is built entirely around property law and we leverage our extensive experience to deliver tailored legal solutions.
We provide customized legal strategies and consultations tailored to meet your unique needs.
Dedicated advocates with extensive legal knowledge.
Advocate of the High Court of Kenya. Heads the firm's conveyancing and succession practice.
Supports the firm's conveyancing practice — conducting title searches, preparing transfer and lease documents, and liaising with the Land Registry on active matters.
Supports the conveyancing practice — client correspondence, registry filings, and diary management.
In-depth analysis of legal, land, and regulatory developments shaping the sector.
Long occupation of land creates legal protection that a later title deed cannot simply erase.
Read: Title deeds vs long occupation →A professional undertaking is how Kenyan conveyancing protects a seller when a buyer is bank-financed.
Read: Seller protection in bank-financed sales →Heirs do not automatically hold title — a grant of representation must come first, before any transfer or sale.
Read note →For a title check, a transaction, or a matter already in progress.